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In reference to [[Price segmentation|price segmentation]]: an implication that the actions or behaviors of the customer reveal their [[Willingness to pay|willingness to pay]].
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In reference to [[Price segmentation|price segmentation]], the '''buyer self-identification''' is an implication that the actions or behaviors of the customer reveal their [[Willingness to pay|willingness to pay]].

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In reference to price segmentation, the buyer self-identification is an implication that the actions or behaviors of the customer reveal their willingness to pay.